Homeworlds: Mercury in Retrograde
Puzzling Asked on January 6, 2021
Consider the following position in a game of Binary Homeworlds.
Lee (0,g2b1) y3-
Ray (1,r3b2) g1-r1y3g3
DS1 (g2) r2g3-r2y1
DS2 (y2) y3b1b3-
DS3 (b2) -r3y1y2g3
DS4 (y2) g1b1-b3
DS5 (b2) r1-
DS6 (g2) r1b3-
DS7 (g1) -r2r3y1
The stash is empty.
Lee has just moved. His move was not “pass.” What was it?
One Answer
Am I the first here, too? I have an idea:
Nice puzzle. It takes a lot to write it out . . .
Correct answer by Cuc on January 6, 2021
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